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Reviewed By wileko [all]
January 28th, 2024
Version reviewed: 1.0 on Mac
Not even worth getting for free.
Not a lot of reviews or info online on this one, and for a good reason I think. The worst compressor I have ever heard from a plugin. Ever. The only thing that might be just as mediocre, or just a tad better is the stock compressor in Ableton (not the glue comp).
No matter the setting, they all sound the same, squashed and with the same muddy harmonics in every one of them. Says it has a fixed 3:1 ratio but it sounds more like a 10:1, squashed to infinity and beyond. HQ setting dont matter. And then there is the ¨expander¨ or exciter or crappyfier dial, nothing happens much until you hit like the last dbs, fully cranked, and then everything happens at once. How about a little finetuning?
It actually might be not just the worst compressor plugin, but THE worst plugin I have ever heard in my life. And believe I have tried A LOT.
My go-to pre on synth bass and leads! It adds beautiful warm saturation while enabling to slightly alter brightness.
Read ReviewReviewed By noou [all]
December 20th, 2023
Version reviewed: 2 on Windows
Simply no software comes closer to the real thing than this plugin (and I tested all that is currently available). The parameters thoroughly reproduce the original behaviour, while v2 added more possibilities. A bit heavy on the CPU, but for a reason.
Read ReviewHaving so much fun with this one.
Very versatile, incredible range of sounds and now quite complete if you ask me.
Can be smooth and subtle as well. Very silky. (Love the WARM algo).
Also great to have negative values in the envelope follower for pumping fx.
Thank you for the MKII, superb.
Read ReviewReviewed By vasylek [all]
December 12th, 2021
Version reviewed: MK II on Windows
This is great Echorec emulation, probably the best from three Echorec-like-vst plugins I have. It only lacks scallable GUI, otherwise perfect. Worth the money.
Read ReviewReviewed By BigJRillah [all]
November 17th, 2021
Version reviewed: Latest on Mac
I own a couple vintage versions of the muff pedal and an expensive clone of this specific model, and for a digital emulation this sounds great. It really captures the sound and dynamics in pleasing way. I had a lot of fun going through my DI into this pedal and then to a th-u amp emulation. I highly recommend this if you want to add an authentic fuzz sound to your digital arsenal.
Read ReviewReviewed By Faydit [all]
July 20th, 2021
Version reviewed: 1 on Windows
Long overdue that this pedal gets a good sounding simulation.
Sounds good, nice, natural tone with some additional British bite, the additional voicing variations make it more flexible than the real pedal, also useful is the mix control.
I only wished that a Timmy and Zendrive II plugin in this quality also existed. (From my two other favorite overdrives, the OCD and Klon Centaur meanwhile fortunately at least some plugins are available.).
Read ReviewReviewed By Faydit [all]
July 20th, 2021
Version reviewed: 1.1.2 on Windows
I must admit that I never have been a big fan of any Tube Screamers (independent of the version), although I liked the SD-1 to some extent. So I modified a real SD-1 to more bass and exchanged the silicone diodes to LED's, which made a much better sounding, more dynamically reacting pedal out of it.
The Green Reaper, especially in 316 and LAFF LED mode is the first pedal, which comes close to this sound.
I really like the idea of implementing differently modded versions / circuits, and they all sound good, very much depending on individual likes and with which other equipment you want to connect the pedal.
Also very helpful I find the global control section, especially the "to amp" switch and the "mix" control, which allow better adjustment.
The pedal also seems to work and harmonize well with some of my favorite amp sims, which is not always the case. Some gear sounds great alone or in specific combinations, but also can make things worse in other ones.
I usually don't use overdrive pedals very much, but this one seems to be able of improving the sound into a direction I like.
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